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Union Cabinet clears Amendments to benefit 88 lakh construction workers

-The Hindu The Union Cabinet has cleared major Amendments in the law relating to construction workers that would benefit over 88.10 lakh of them. Talking to The Hindu here after the meeting, Union Labour & Welfare Minister Mallikarjun Kharge said the salient features of the Amendments include removing the clause that construction workers should have worked a minimum of 90 days to register with the labour welfare boards set up in various...

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Cabinet withdraws draft Amendments to RTI-Liz Mathew and Anuja

-Live Mint All file notings can be made public now except those explicitly exempted  The Union cabinet on Thursday decided to withdraw controversial draft Amendments to the Right to Information (RTI) Act that sought to restrict disclosure of government file notings. The move allayed the concerns of rights activists. The draft Amendments would have restricted disclosure of file notings only to social and developmental issues. The government had to drop the move following...

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Cabinet withdraws draft Amendments to RTI

-PTI The Union Cabinet on Thursday decided to withdraw controversial draft Amendments to the Right to Information Act that had sought to restrict disclosure of file notings only to social and developmental issues. After this, all file notings can be made public except those explicitly exempted, such as the ones related to national security, privacy and protection of commercial interest. “The Cabinet has decided to withdraw the Amendments,” said a source privy to...

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Cabinet set to scrap go-ahead to RTI changes

-The Indian Express More than six years after it gave the go-ahead to amend the RTI Act, 2005 to, among other things, exclude public notings on files by officials from being accessed under the transparency law, the Cabinet is expected to withdraw the move when it meets on Thursday. Sources told The Indian Express that the decision comes after UPA chairperson Sonia Gandhi indicated to the government her opposition to the proposed...

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RTE confusion delays school admissions -Shreya Bhandary

-The Times of India MUMBAI: Pre-primary admission to non-state board schools in the city that usually start in the end of October or beginning of November has been postponed at least till December over continuing confusion on the latest Amendment to the Right to Education (RTE) Act. "There are confusing and contradicting views and we are not sure how or when to conduct our admission session. We have yet to decide the...

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